You might want to start with procedures and conventions for contributing to the Evergreen project if you want to learn more about the process of becoming an Evergreen developer.

As we transition into an environment with a distributed set of code repositories, this page is an attempt to point to locations of code pertinent to Evergreen. You don't need to contribute to Evergreen if you're interested in our code - but it would be nice :)

These would normally be complete versions of the official core source code; either the base Git repositories, or up-to-date mirrors.

• Official source repository for Evergreen - Git
• Official source repository for OpenSRF - Git
• Evergreen mirror (GitHub) - Git
• Evergreen repository mirrors - Bazaar (synced every four hours)

• Equinox development (Git, Evergreen with Equinox developments in process and local tweaks)
• SITKA Repositories (custom branches, tools, opac skins)
• Evergreen Indiana Evergreen.INCustom repository (A clone of the official Evergreen repo, with Indiana's customizations.)

• Official source repository for Evergreen documentation - Git

• Explorations on supporting reviews, ratings, tags (focus is on using open standards such as Activity Streams) - Bazaar

• Mini-project to seed the Debian control files for OpenSRF to pass to a DD for packaging

• EDIFACT<->JSON middleware for Evergreen - Git
• Business::EDI Perl module - Git

• Old SourceForge site - CVS
• Old Git - Git
• New/Current Git - Git

• GitHub - Git

• Tips, tricks, and policies around Evergreen's use of Git
• miker's git-svn two-step